Excavation shoring projects are required to prevent the collapse of areas during construction.
Excavation Shoring Project Description:
The City Center is a 25-story mixed use project with two stories of below grade parking. The project is tightly nestled in an historic area of Durham, NC. Excavation shoring was required to maintain streets on 3 sides of the excavation and historic brick buildings along one side.
Soil Nail Wall Project Solutions
Anchored piles were used to control movement of the shoring system along the existing buildings and where existing utility locations would not allow for soil nailing. Soil nailing was used where feasible to lessen the overall cost of the shoring system.
Soil Nail Wall Details
- 20 to 30 feet deep
- 7,000 sf of temporary soil nail wall
- 10,000 sf of temporary anchored soldier pile wall
Durham, NC, Area Excavation Shoring Project Partners
- Armada Hoffler
- Austin Lawrence Partners
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